Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Brian Hoffer on July 18, 2013, 01:47:02 pm
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... worked on a bow that you plan to give someone. Then when you take that first full draw test shot you find yourself rationalizing about giving them the next one you make :P
I have been working on a red elm flat bow for my father in law and just got it fully tillered last night. Now I will start doing the detail work (handle, finish, paint, etc). Will post some pictures soon.
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Almost every bow i make is supposed to be for my dad lol. he still hasnt gotten one yet, hehehe
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Every time. My bows are never good enough in my eyes.
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i wan't to make a bow for my GF but im not sure how well thats going to work out for me. if it breaks :-\
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come on bowman it's your DAD, get that man a bow built >:D
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i wan't to make a bow for my GF but im not sure how well thats going to work out for me. if it breaks :-\
Be a man make a bow for your woman. Rawhide back it for safety.
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come on bowman it's your DAD, get that man a bow built >:D
I know i know :( i need to make one. I did give him a wall hanger, the black locust that got compression fractures cuz it was too narrow for its weight. That should hold him off for awhile.
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i wan't to make a bow for my GF but im not sure how well thats going to work out for me. if it breaks :-\
Be a man make a bow for your woman. Rawhide back it for safety.
ill get on it,
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I do that every time. I mean every single time, I have just got numb to it I guess, haha. What hurts even more is making a bow for yourself, taking the time with the perfect stave, making an absolutely phenomenal bow, and then getting rid of it anyway, ;D. I mean it hurts, but also feels good at the same time, :).